St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-30
CLEVELAND
Arrives at the Union Depot---He Is In
terviewed by an Energetic
Reporter.
Great Enthusiasm Shown by Admitting
Friends---Will Stop With Relatives
on Eighth Avenue North.
He Never Felt Better in His Life, and
Will Breathe the Pure Air of Mil
nes0ta for Some Time.

1t has been heralded in the daily pa
'pers of the Twin Cities for some time
that President Cleveland, accompanied
by his wife, would, in the near future,
visit the great Northwest and stop for
few days i'll st. Paul and Minneapolis.
1t is not definitely known how long MI.
cleveland will remain in this city, but
1T can be truthfully said that he will go
iaway greatly benefited by his trip. A
reporter, while wandering in the vicin-
.ity of the union depot, was informed
that Mr.. Cleveland would arrive at
about 3 O'Clock. Accordingly the scribe
at once made up his mind to interview
the gentleman, and in a short time was
face to face with him. In answer to
question of somewhat political tend
ency he replied: II am not here to talk
politics, and do not care to be annoyed
by the newspaper fraternity. l am en-
jOying excellent Health. l have been
indisposed for number of years, but
never felt better in my life than | do to-
day. You see we are always more or
less exposed in this building, and, ow-
ing to the drafts, are liable
to take colds, one of which almost
caused my death, and l guess in course
of time would if / had not obtained
the timely relief did. This was about
seven years ago. l would hawk and
spit nearly all the time. My nose was
stopped up first on one side and then on
both sides; stopped up SO | could not
breathe through it at all. would have
an awful bad and disagreeable taste in
my mouth in the morning. My tongue
was coated and Shiny. l had pains in
my back, shoulders, chest and stomach,
with frequent severe headaches. The
balls of my eyes would ache at times so
that thought they would burst. At
times would have roaring and buzz
Zing noise in my ears, which was very
annoying. Had a dry, hacking cough,
no appetite at all, could not sleep at
nights, and always had dull, tired and
languid feeling, with no ambition to do
anything. Would take colds on the
least exposure. | would often feel
so sick in the morning that | could
scarcely hold my head, and sometimes
mucus in my throat while / was lying
down to rest. l grew Respondent
MOROSE AND IRRITABLE,
and to sum the whole thing up I was
sick at heart, and was suffering from
catarrh as | afterward learned, Which
was fast approaching consumption. l
tried different patent medicines and
several physicians, but none gave me
relief. [ had been reading Dr.. McCoy's
advertisements, but thought he was
like a good many other doctors, and |
was very 10th to consult him because l
did not want to be humbugged out of
any more money. but there was still,
small voice within me that kept urging
me to visit him and try once more, and
lghappy was it for NE that [ visited his
| offices in the West hotel, for l had not
been under his treatment one week
until | began to improve, and to-day
you can see how strong, hearty and well
III look. l have not been bothered with
colds since; have no more aches nor
pains. Have an excellent appetite,
| sleep well and feel excellent and re-
ffreshed upon arising, and do cheerfully
Iarecommend DR.. McCoy's treatment to
any who may be afflicted The sub
eject is not President Cleveland, but Mr..
I S. G. Cleveland, the general baggage
master at the union depot, Minneapolis,
mnd resides at 626 Eighth avenue north.